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A better introduction to Morocco
Day 1
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Saw a few interesting places along the way to Marakesh. Certainly a nicer and more lively town than the others. This would definately of been a better place to first land in Morroco.
Decided on staying in a hotel that was in my hiking book. Unfortunately the books a bit old and the price was actually double what I …
Last day in Morocco
Today I was all by myself again. I had a pretty lazy day in Marrakech - slept in, went for lunch on a terrace overlooking Djemma el'Fna, and then had an afternoon nap. I think the previous 10 days of restless sleep and getting up early had caught up to me. In the afternoon I went to a hotel cafe and relaxed and people-watched for quite awhile. This …
A FRIENDLY COUNTRY
ARRIVAL AT CASABLANCA Immigration formalities were brief and soon I found myself on a waiting train right in the terminal area. In about 30 minutes, the train reached the city. I had a reservation for a hotel which was located next door. In a moment, I was at the reception of Ibis Moussafir with a printout of my Internet booking. Never before …
Marrakech - City of no street names 11/3
We arrived on time from Manchester at 530pm, and risked the local bus into the centre of marrakesh. How hard can it be to find a hotel? It's hard to find anywhere in marrakesh though, as nowhere is signed and each corner looks the same with lanterns& carpets sellers, or herbs to fix all ailments!
We we pounced on as soon as we opened …
Marrakech, Morocco, October 7 - 9, 2007
Marrakech is one of those places whose name conjures up images of an exotic 1,001 Arabian Knights atmosphere, loaded camel caravans carrying nomad's wares across the desert, and exotic trading souks, a place right up there with Timbuktu, Isfahan, and Luxor on the list of almost mythical must-see cities of the Middle East of lore. Marrakech was the …